De-addiction of Chewing tobacco. Done?

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I understand your concern — this is a tough situation for you. To answer your question let’s break it down clearly: Chewing tobacco is linked to health risks: cancers (oral, pancreatic, esophageal), gastrointestinal issues, and cardiovascular disease. At this age with existing conditions resuming tobacco would add risk. After 40 years of use, it’s normal for him to feel irritable and justify tobacco use. One month without it means his body has already started adjusting, but psychological dependence can persist. Nicotine replacement therapy (NRT) (like Nicotex gum) is designed to reduce withdrawal symptoms and cravings by providing controlled doses of nicotine without the harmful chemicals in tobacco. In GENERAL, NRT is considered safer than chewing tobacco. What you should do: Do not restart chewing tobacco. That would undo the progress he’s made. Discuss NRT with his doctor. Behavioral support is equally important — counseling, distraction techniques, and involving family can help manage irritability and cravings.

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